Wanuskewin Heritage Park

Wanuskewin Heritage Park, a National Historic Site and Proposed UNESCO World Heritage Site, offers a deep dive into over 6,000 years of Northern Plains Indigenous culture. Situated on Saskatoon's northern edge, the park features the longest-running archaeological dig in Canada, with 19 pre-contact sites, a medicine wheel, tipi rings, and buffalo jumps, spread over 7 km of walking trails. Visitors can observe a herd of Plains Bison, descendants of the last survivors on the Great Plains, from a dedicated viewing platform. Explore contemporary interactive exhibits, stunning Indigenous artwork, and book the flexible paskwāw Round meeting space for events. The onsite gift shop provides a range of authentic First Nations handmade artworks and crafts. Additionally, Wanuskewin's restaurant offers First Nations cuisine with a modern twist, celebrated as one of the top ten Indigenous restaurants in Canada by Food Network Canada. Enjoy a full or half-day visit to this award-winning destination, recognized for its significant contribution to Indigenous tourism.